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CONSUMER GUIDE

ABOUT YOUR TRANSMISSION

WHAT'S THAT NOISE?

BASIC MAINTENANCE
  • What Can I Do?
  • Transmission Fluids
    Checking Fluids
    Type of Fluids
    Reading the Fluid
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    Checking the Trans Fluid Level


    It’s no exaggeration to say that automatic transmissions run on oil, more properly called automatic transmission fluid, or ATF.

    Because of its dependence on ATF, low fluid level can have a disastrous effect on transmission operation — and even transmission life. That’s why it’s so important to keep an eye on the transmission fluid level.

    Unfortunately, in recent years, many manufacturers have started to eliminate the transmission fluid dipstick.

    Called sealed units, these transmissions require a much more involved process to check fluid levels than in days gone by. The process often involves electronic testing devices, such as a computer scan tool. This puts checking the transmission fluid level beyond the capabilities of the average car owner.

     

    For further information please read this printable ATRA™ Consumer Bulletin.

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